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' Each module is 50 metres high, 25 metres long, 21 metres wide and weighs 2,300 tonnes
now embarking on an ocean journey, 7,374 kilometres from the port to an unlikely place – Barrow Island, 60 kilometres off WA’s North Coast
The five modules will produce electricity for the Gorgon’s development and production operations and for operating the LNG (liquefied natural gas) plant on Barrow Island. Each module built for the Gorgon project generates 130 MW, sufficient for supplying power to 40,000 homes
The Greater Gorgon gas fields have sufficient energy to power a city of one million people for 140 years. With about 1.04 trillion cubic metres of discovered resource, the Gorgon Project will supply natural gas to rapidly growing markets like those of the Asia-Pacific region
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